The business advisers’ exits come as a stinging rebuke to President Trump.
A major contracting organization has told its members to prepare for the worst.
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Bloomberg Philanthropies gives nearly $6 million for this new front in the fight over Trump policies.
Alt-right adherents call for greater regulation of Internet giants and begin building their own tech platforms.
County Executive Isiah Leggett commissioned the study and vetoed the proposal to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
President Trump’s relationship with the American business community suffered a major setback on Wednesday as the president was forced to shut down his major business advisory councils after corporate leaders repudiated his comments on the violence in Charlottesville this weekend.
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- Trump tweets he knows plenty of CEOs to replace the ‘grandstanders’ who resigned from his manufacturing council
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